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Gujarat Government Planning To Set Up Board To Promote Sanskrit
Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani said on Monday that his government is considering a plan to introduce a 'Sanskrit Board' to make the ancient language popular among the masses. He made the announcement while inaugurating a two-day state-level convention of 'Samskrita Bharati', a non-profit entity, at Kolavada in Gujarat's Gandhinagar district.
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Kerala Teacher In Trouble For Distributing Books Containing 'Distorted Version Of History'
A teacher of a government vocational higher secondary school at Koyilandy in the district is in trouble for distributing books allegedly containing 'distorted' version of Indian history to the students.
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Sanskrit Should be Propagated to Purify Minds of People: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj
Sanskrit scholars from 60 countries began a five-day conference in Bangkok today with an inaugural speech by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj who suggested that Sanskrit should be propagated so that "it purifies the minds of the people and thus sanctifies the whole world."
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Gujarat Government Planning To Set Up Board To Promote Sanskrit
Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani said on Monday that his government is considering a plan to introduce a 'Sanskrit Board' to make the ancient language popular among the masses. He made the announcement while inaugurating a two-day state-level convention of 'Samskrita Bharati', a non-profit entity, at Kolavada in Gujarat's Gandhinagar district.
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Kerala Teacher In Trouble For Distributing Books Containing 'Distorted Version Of History'
A teacher of a government vocational higher secondary school at Koyilandy in the district is in trouble for distributing books allegedly containing 'distorted' version of Indian history to the students.
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Sanskrit Should be Propagated to Purify Minds of People: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj
Sanskrit scholars from 60 countries began a five-day conference in Bangkok today with an inaugural speech by External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj who suggested that Sanskrit should be propagated so that "it purifies the minds of the people and thus sanctifies the whole world."
